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Younane Doris.Pdf sue barnett & associates DORIS YOUNANE TRAINING 1984-86 Graduate, NIDA 1981-83 Graduate, Nepean College of the Performing Arts FILM Measure For Measure Karima Toothless Pictures Dir: Paul Ireland Wolf (Short) Michelle Staple Fiction Dir: Liz Cooper The Combination Mary See Thru Films Dir: David Field Race for Business Sofia Human Rights & Equal Opportunity Comm Spider and Rose Night Nurse Dendy Films Lilliput Cafe Angel Dir: Eddy Tamir Heartbreak Kid Lead Dir: Michael Jenkins Rhinoceros Christmas Trace Fiona Cochrane/John Armstrong Prod. Resistance Rosa-Rosa Macau Light Film Company Death In Brunswick Carmel Dir: John Ruane Evil Angels Dir: Fred Schepsi TELEVISION Five Bedrooms (Series 3) Heather Hoodlum Entertainment Frayed (Series 2) Bev Merman (UK)/Guesswork (AU) Five Bedrooms (Series 2) Heather Hoodlum Entertainment Five Bedrooms Heather Hoodlum Entertainment Dir: Peter Templeton Frayed Bev Merman (UK)/Guesswork (AU) Dir: Shaun Wilson/Jennifer Leacey Secret City (Series 2) Jane Matchbox Pictures/Universal Media Studios International/Foxtel Dir: Tony Krawitz/Daniel Nettheim Harrow Sue Latchford Hoodlum Ent/ABC Studios Int Dir: Kate Dennis The Wrong Girl (Series 2) Sasha Playmaker Media Dir: Daina Reid The Wrong Girl Sasha Playmaker Media Dir: Daina Reid Soul Mates (Series 2) Hatshesput ABC TV/NBC Universal Dir: Connor Van Vuuren/Cristian Van Vuuren Party Tricks Paula Doumani Endemol Dir: Kate Dennis/Emma Freeman Catching Milat (Mini-series) Dr Stein Shine Australia Dir: Peter Andrikidis Fat Tony & Co. Voula Papadopoulos Nine Network Dir: Peter Andrikidis Janet King Magistrate Brenner Janet King TV Dir: Grant Brown, Peter Andrikidis, Ian Watson Rake Prosecution QC Ms Habib Essential Media and Entertainment Dir: Peter Duncan, Rachel Ward, Jessica Hobbs False Witness Jenny Basheer Peter Adrikidis McLeod’s Daughters Mystic Moira (Regular) Millennium Television P/L All Saints Carlene Pender Seven Network Ops.Ltd. Blackjack Trilogy Senior Constable Christine Jigsaw Entertainment P/L Ortmand sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Doris Younane continued… McLeod’s Daughters Mystic Moira (Guest) Millennium Television P/L Water Rats Pam Elliott Quicksilver Productions P/L The Adventures of Chuck Finn Natasha Barron Television High Flyers Mrs Dryden West Street Productions Stingers Lizzy Harper (Semi regular) Simpson Le Mesurier SeaChange (Series 2) Elena Connors ABC/Artist Services The Never Too Late Show Gina Dir: Gordon Glenn /Artist Services /SBS Reflex Response (Pilot) Prod: John Edwards / ABC TV 13 Gantry Row Penny Price Robert Bruning Productions Wildside Zelda Gannon Jenkins Television Murder Call Michelle West Street Productions Cooper Street (Pilot) Jocelyn Gary Reilly Productions G.P. Guest Lead Village Roadshow Us and Them Bernie (Regular) Telltale Television Heartbreak High Evdokia Gannon Television Ocean Girl Guest Westbridge Productions Secrets Kylie (Regular) ABC TV All Together Now Guest lead Telltale Films P/L Embassy Guest lead Grundy Motion Pictures Lift Off A.C.T.F. Max Gillies Specials Guest Entertainment Media/ABC Col'n Carpenter Guest Channel 10 English At Work Antonetta SBS Highway Robbery Leanne Video Projects Melb. Putting Out The Garbage Anna Video Projects Melb. Mortgage Tina Dodd Dir: Bill Bennett Television Exercise Dir: Julie Money THEATRE Hamlet Gertrude Bell Shakespeare Company Dir: Damien Ryan Jump for Jordan Mara Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Iain Sinclair Birthrights Helen Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Tom Gutteridge Twelfth Night Maria Company B Belvoir Dir: Richard Roxburgh A Beautiful Life Jhila Performing Lines Competitive Tenderness Delia Playbox Theatre Dir: Aubrey Mellor Medea State Theatre Co. of SA Dir: Con Koukias Blabbermouth Rowena Batts Melbourne Theatre Company Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Theatre Workshop with Steve Martin) Dir: Neil Armfield The Women in the Wild Zone Ensemble Creative Development Workshop Nothing Sacred Fenichka Melbourne Theatre Company The Tempest A Spirit Melbourne Theatre Company Dir: Gale Edwards A MidSummer’s Night Dream Titania/Hippolyta Clemabo Dags Lead Q Theatre Blonde On The Beach STSA Dir: John Gaden After Marguerite STSA Dir: John Gaden Les Liaisons Dangereuses STSA Dir: John Gaden Away STSA Dir: Aubrey Mellor Shepherd On The Rock STSA Dir: Neil Armfield sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 2 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] Doris Younane continued… Much Ado About Nothing STSA Dir: Gale Edwards A Winter’s Tale STSA Dir: Gale Edwards Trelawny of the Wells Imogen Parrott Dir: Rhys McConnochie The Accrington Pals Bertha Dir: Paul Thompson The Golden Age Elizabeth Archer Dir: Neil Armfield No Trifling with Love Rosette Dir: Richard Wherrett Orpheus Movement Piece Dir: Richard Wherrett The Women Dos Dir: Robert Klenner Cymbeline Queen Dir: Rhys McConnochie Don’t Pay Don’t Pay Marguerite Dir: Paul Thompson Hedda Gabler Aunt Julie Dir: Kevin Jackson Uncle Vanya Marya Vassilyena Dir: Gale Edwards Days of the Commune Various Dir: Nick Enright Season of Sarsparilla Nola Boyle Dir: Nick Enright & Gale Edwards No Exit Inez Serrano Dir: Malcolm Keith The Taming of the Shrew Kate Dir: David Marshall Martin The Childrens Hour Nurse Dir: Bob Kimber The Mad Woman of Chaillot Josephine Dir: Bob Kimber Antony and Cleopatra Cleopatra Dir: Malcolm Keith CHOREOGRAPHY That Eye the Sky Performing Lines National Tour **** Acrobatics with Moscow Circus Trainers **** Flying trapeze with the Paris School AWARDS 2020 AACTA Award Nomination, Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film – Measure for Measure 2015 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination, Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Mainstream Production – Jump for Jordan 2001 Green Room Award Winner for Best Actress - A Beautiful Life Australian Entertainment MO AWARDS Nomination, Best Female Actor in a Play - A Beautiful Life sue barnett & associates 1/96 albion street t: +61 (0)2 9281 5670 3 abn 55 090 980 028 surry hills nsw 2010 australia f: +61 (0)2 9281 5176 acn 090 980 028 m: 0413 746 046 www.suebarnett.net e: [email protected] .
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